What's considered to be the definitive version of a "good font
settings" style sheet?
That is, one which allows nearly all modern browsers, and Netscape 4,
to get readable text.
The basis of this is at http://www.alistapart.com/stories/sizematters/
-- the column "Size Matters" by Todd Fahrner.
The concept, as I understand it, is set Netscape 4 fonts to specific
point-sizes because it's not reliable when using relative sizes, and
then use an imported style sheet which Netscape 4 ignores to do the
more correct sizes like "small" and "extra-small" -- including a
couple of hacks to take care of bugs.
It's just that this article is a little old and I'm guessing there's a
more sophisticated version plus a version which takes into account
bugs which have appeared since 2001.
What would you think is a good base style sheet that I could grab
which uses this concept -- relative sizes for good browsers, fallback
position for Netscape 4?
TIA